Boros braces for PGA defense in Dayton
Julius Boros checked into NCA Country Club in Dayton ahead of the 72-hole PGA Championship starting Thursday with a $35,000 first prize. The 49-year-old veteran, who warns not to bet on him, cites swinging and nerves as his main issues this season while facing a field that includes Jacklin, Player, Nicklaus and Palmer as the Big Three seek to end their winless PGA run in 1969.
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South Africa
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Bruce Crampton
Australia
Jack Burke, Jr
Champions Club
Houston
Arnold Palmer
Chattanooga
Latrobe
Jack Nicklaus
Royals Acquire Sorrell From Mets Farm Club
Kansas City Royals announce the purchase of outfielder Bill Sorrell from the New York Mets Tufts Tidwater farm unit. Sorrell, batting .271 with 10 homers, will be assigned to the Royals farm in Omaha of the American Association.
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Omaha
Beavers Beat Oregon in 1000th OSU Basketball Victory
In Corvallis Oregon State Beavers clinched their 1968 season finale with a victory over arch rival Oregon marking the program's 1000th basketball win. The game highlighted OSU's longstanding dominance in the rivalry.
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Slaton Schedules Third Annual Invitational Meet
Slaton announces the third annual Slaton Invitational Golf Tournament set for Saturday and Sunday with a 96-player field. Pro Bill Wilson targets 80 to 96 entrants. former Tech golfer Robert McKinney seeks a third straight title. Flights by handicaps, 27 holes daily for top flights, 18 holes for lower. Prizes include gift certificates for top three. $15 entry, refreshments daily. Entry deadline 6 p.m. Friday. contact 828-7133 or Box 91 Slaton.
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Tech
Robert McKinney
Lubbock
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Vikings Aim at Top in 1969 Despite Gritty 1968 Run
Minnesota Vikings return with the same core led by Bill Brown and the formidable front four Marshall Eller Larsen Page as Bud Grant targets a leap from middle to top. Pass-oriented plans mix with Kapp's status and rookie hopes while addressing offensive line depth and defensive speed.
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Carlos May Suffered Hand Injury Ending Rookie’s Season
Chicago AP Carlos May a 21 year old White Sox rookie suffered a severe right thumb injury while cleaning a mortar tube at Camp Pendleton California. The injury threatens his playing future with reports of possible skin grafts and infection concerns.
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Faith 7 Texas Oklahoma all star game rosters set
Texas Tech recruit Mike Dukes of Levelland leads the Texas squad in a Faith 7 Texas Oklahoma all star charity game in Shawnee Oklahoma. Oklahoma tabs Ron Douglas of Tulsa Central and West Texas standout Bob Gobin of Perrytown among others for the County gym showcase game proceeds go to the Cerebral Palsy Foundation.
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Corn futures rise on government crop outlook report
Chicago grain traders moved corn futures higher after a government report cut early production estimates. Wheat slipped back from early gains, soybeans held steady amid outlook for a large crop, while oats and rye showed mixed to slight changes.
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Clark Replaces Pires On Card In Madison Square Garden Bout
Henry Clark of San Francisco replaces Brazil’s Luis Pires against Jeff Merritt of New York in an eight round bout at Madison Square Garden. Pires sustained an training injury in Brazil and cannot box.
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